, 2002-01-07
Federal anti-hacking law permits cybercrime victims to sue their attackers. So why is that software companies, webmasters and computer makers are the ones being hauled into court?
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Can we sue for those pain in the butt Pop UP ads?
2002-01-07
and can we sue Microsoft for the instant porn that we get on hotmail? (5 replies)
and can we sue Microsoft for the instant porn that we get on hotmail? (5 replies)
Can we sue for those pain in the butt Pop UP ads?
2002-01-08
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Hmmm, how do porn spam sender get e-mail address in first place?
2002-01-09
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
Hmmm, how do porn spam sender get e-mail address in first place?
2002-01-14
TL (1 replies)
TL (1 replies)
Can we sue for those pain in the butt Pop UP ads?
2002-01-08
SteveB (1 replies)
SteveB (1 replies)
Can we sue for those pain in the butt Pop UP ads?
2002-01-10
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Every Man a Cyber Crook
2002-01-08
Iets-sue (2 replies)
Iets-sue (2 replies)
I would have thought that for instance the e-mailed complaints of an ex tobacco co. employee would be an excellent example of a situation analogous to intel's.
Surely this hypothetical ex-worker who is trying to broadcast his worries about unethical behaviour in his last company (Enron anyone?) should not lose his protection merely by placing his communication in an email and sending it?
Mark Rasch's point is well made.
Colm Fahy,
Dublin,Ireland
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